Jacinto Silva had a remarkable run of records on CBS in the mid to late 1960s on the Abdias-helmed CBS records in Brazil. Ritmo Explosivo (1965), Cantando (1965) and Só Era Eu (1967) may be the strongest series of forró albums, only bested by the king: Jackson Do Pandeiro. Ritmo Explosivo is a raucous barnstormer. Puxa O Fole Zé, composed by Silva, may be the wildest and most driving track on the album. I am pleased to feature two great versions. The second version is by Trio Recife on the exceptionally rare Maraca compacto. Trio Recife manage to increase fiery energy of Silva's version and nearly split microphones and speakers in the process. For some reason, I picture kids skipping rope to this one. I have been meaning to post this for two years and I am pleased as punch with this double whammy.
Jacinto Silva - Puxa O Fole Zé from Ritmo Explosivo - CBS (1965)
Trio Recife - Puxa O Fole Zé from compacto simples - Maraca (1960s)
Jacinto Silva - Puxa O Fole Zé from Ritmo Explosivo - CBS (1965)
Trio Recife - Puxa O Fole Zé from compacto simples - Maraca (1960s)
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| Jacinto Silva - Ritmo Explosivo - CBS (1965) |
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| Trio Recife - Puxa O Fole Zé from compacto simples - Maraca (1960s) |
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